Why My Drawing Method is Not So Common 

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This is not the first time I have seen your drawing method but I am OLD. 😁 The sweet thing about this method it that if you get interrupted or you run out of time, your drawing still looks “finished.” Lovely explanation. Thank you. 🙏🏻❤️☮️🖖

What an immense amount of effort you are continually putting into this for all of us - thank you. I try to like and comment even when I can't finish the video, to assist with the algorithm beasts. This video of breaking down your self taught method in invaluable.

Very helpful! Thank you.

Fantastic tutorial, thank you for sharing! 😊❤

I'm self taught too. No way could I draw the way they do in art college. Your ideas have helped me to better my technique.

While your drawing method is less common than most other artists who work with pen and ink, I've found that this method requires me to be a much more careful observer of my reference and, as a result, increases my accuracy, fluency and ability to improvise or "absorb" my mistakes into the drawing with much better results!

Thank you for your hard work. I’m so grateful

I call your method the careful add on method. And it’s really working for me. I was never good at that find the big shapes method anyway. That was in the same category as hard to translate to reality perspective videos. We need a book! Please🙏

You're in good company, Mr. Travers. Richard Schmid (Alla Prima: Everything I Know About Painting) described his similar approach saying, "I select a prominent shape and paint it as correctly and as completely as I can with its true value, color, and edges. An adjoining shape is done in the same way, then the one that borders those two..." I've only recently discovered your channel. Thank you for your generosity in sharing what you've learned.

Thanks super helpful!

Loved it, thank you! Kann you do a realtime Version of the Berlin Cathedral? I would love to See that as an example Video for bigger Buildings. Where its crutual to get the Proportion Right. Best regards from germany

Had to come up with my own drawing method too. Most like to lay out the whole thing 1st with shapes or form but i lose accuracy that way. I work piece by piece similar to how you demonstrate but i draw a volume or box 1st then contour. Then continue to alternate between the two until i am finished.

Valuable information! Will be focusing on this for my next drawing. Thank you!

your méthode is realy powerfull from à photo 👍and i did it with a large village point of vue. But i think it is a little bit more difficult to be so efficient on outside configurations. What are you thinking about that? is it only a question of practicing degree ? thanks for your answer. 👍👏👏 for the qualité of your work 😊😊

Would you consider doing a video about your use of grids and pencil on your more complex instagram drawings ? You draw what I would call some fairly complex drawings here on RU-vid using the method you describe in this video, so why do you employ a different method for the insta drawings ? (which are amazing btw). Does your RU-vid method become too difficult as the complexity increases ?

Yes! 😄

My way is one and only, I don’t follow anyone, maybe because it’s too complicated

But I have seen some of your shorts that have a pencil sketch before you go in permanent with markers.

I think it's actually pretty common for anime artists.

Hi😊

Sure, done..

At zero you drae?

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